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Injecting Rooms

As an IV drug user in parts of Australia, Canada or Europe you may be able to access one of a small number of hygenic rooms in order to safely inject. An expert working group has backed the idea for the UK, though the idea was rejected in 2002 by the Commons. The health benefits and evidence for reducing fatal overdose are being weighed against anticipated crime and community problems.

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